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It's Phil Rogers, so it's clearly not going to happen. But here's his latest "whisper": Jake Peavy for Carlos Zambrano.He cites "baseball people," which in Phil Rogers' world may be his Aaron Rowand bobblehead and the mannequin he dug out from behind Marshall Fields on that very odd night in 1987.
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I sure hope that this is one of those cases of where there may be smoke, but no actual fire.
In Phil Rogers’ quick-hits column at the Tribune today (via FanNation T&R), he says that “some baseball people” believe that the White Sox and Cubs could be interested in swapping Jake Peavy and Carlos Zambrano.
Before I show you the excerpt, let me give you my unequivocal...
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September 27, 2009
I sure hope that this is one of those cases of where there may be smoke, but no actual fire. In Phil Rogers’ quick-hits column at the Tribune today (via FanNation T&R), he says that “some ...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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Detroit's Eddie Bonine started his career in the San Diego Padres' minor league system, so he knew facing Jake Peavy would be a challenge, especially with the Tigers in a tight race for the AL Central.
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Detroit's Eddie Bonine started his career in the San Diego Padres' minor league system, so he knew facing Jake Peavy would be a challenge, especially with the Tigers in a tight race for the AL Central.
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Detroit's Eddie Bonine started his career in the San Diego Padres' minor league system, so he knew facing Jake Peavy would be a challenge, especially with the Tigers in a tight race for the AL Central.
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